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The science of burning liquid fuel : a practical book for practical men / by William Newton Best.

Main Author:	Best, William Newton, d. 1922.
Language(s):	English
Published:	[New York : The Beaver Printing Co.], c1913.
Subjects:	Petroleum as fuel > Combustion. Liquid fuels > Combustion. Atomization. Refractory materials. Locomotives > Fuel. Steam-boilers. Steam-boilers, Marine. Furnaces.
Note:	The burners, furnaces and various installations described in this book are fully protected by letters patents, and all are successful in operation. Includes index.
Physical Description:	159 p. : ill., port., charts, plans, photos. ; 24 cm.
Original Format:	Book
Original Classification Number:	TP355 .B4
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